Congratulations to this year’s Annual Awards recipients selected by the EMA Board of Directors based on nominations submitted by colleagues throughout the early-music community.
EMA Announces 2023 Annual Award Winners Read More »
The latest essay in EMA’s ‘Early Music: the Americas’ series looks into the private notebooks of two women who preserved music of Latin American and European composers — music that in some cases is found nowhere else.
The Women Who Preserved Music in Latin America Read More »
Trumpet soloist Josh Cohen and Ensemble Sprezzatura bring together regal flair and expressive grace with ‘Altissima,’ exploring the varied colors and dimensions of the high Baroque trumpet. The recording makes an ideal introduction to myriad trumpeting styles through mostly unfamiliar repertoire.
Zesty Music for High Baroque Trumpet Read More »
Video games generate more revenue than the movie industry, and many games are set in ‘legendary times’ that cry out for an early music soundtrack. As technology improves, many games employ early music not just as background but as element of play.
Early Music Rocks the Video Game Universe Read More »
Billed as the first recording on period instruments, violinist Aleksandra Kwiatowska and fortepianist Andres Muskens offer strong performances of Louise Farrenc’s complete music for violin and keyboard.
Reviving Louise Farrenc’s Violin Sonatas Read More »
